These are links and websites (and other resources) that we will be using and referring to in class. Feel free to add your favourite children's literature-related sites to the list as well!
The Exquisite Corpse : A serialized novel that is being written by different American authors and each episode is completely online. You can read it in the installments, with the final episode set to be made available in about a year's time. A very cool concept and an interesting book. This project is sponsored by the Library of Congress.
Project Gutenberg website (to download free ebook versions of books in the public domain)
Teaching Books
*the basic website is available for free but the University of Alberta has access to this resource. As a student, you can access the complete site, with all the resources, by logging in through the UofA libraries website.
The Exquisite Corpse : A serialized novel that is being written by different American authors and each episode is completely online. You can read it in the installments, with the final episode set to be made available in about a year's time. A very cool concept and an interesting book. This project is sponsored by the Library of Congress.
Canadian Children's Book Centre
Library Websites with booklists for kids:
-Edmonton Public Library
-Vancouver Public Library
-Monroe County Public Library (Indiana)
Project Gutenberg website (to download free ebook versions of books in the public domain)
Teaching Books
*the basic website is available for free but the University of Alberta has access to this resource. As a student, you can access the complete site, with all the resources, by logging in through the UofA libraries website.
Baldwin Library of Children's Literature Digital Collection
International Children's Digital Library
http://www.mcpl.lib.mo.us/readers/series/juv/
Curriculum Development/ Course Material Selection
http://www.bookforum.com/inprint/015_02/2457
Voices Carry by Lawrence Hill. An essay with an extended version of the argument presented by Lawrence Hill in the Toronto Star. (Link here: http://www.thestar.com/news/insight/article/684933)